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Beauvais, Pierre Antoine. "Les subdivisions du Tardiglaciaire rhodanien à l’épreuve de l’analyse relationnelle des industries lithiques." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Toulouse 2, 2022. https://dante.univ-tlse2.fr/s/fr/item/32288.
The classical vision of prehistoric societies has been developed in the discipline from the concept of culture borrowed from social anthropology. In southeastern France, this term is used to describe a cultural mosaic for the Late Upper Palaeolithic, whose entities are perceived as differentiated technical traditions, mainly through lithic industries. The Rhône Valley is a crossroads of influences and a limit to the geographical extension of the recognised cultural groups from east to west. For the Late Glacial, this "frontier" is estimated as a zone of contact and transfers between western Provence and eastern Languedoc. At the same time, a significant documentary gap for the Late Upper Palaeolithic and research territories dependent on regional historiography limit the investigation. The study of several archaeological sites in the Ardèche and Gard departments on the basis of lithic industries, carried out within the framework of this work, enables us to respond to this call for documentation. These data, based mainly on an archaeological sequence in the Ardèche gorges (the rock shelter of Colombier II), allow us to address several aspects: The stratigraphic and chronological integrity of the assemblages is discussed in order to provide a favourable documentary basis for addressing the cultural dynamics of human societies. Technical scenarios interpreted as globalisation phenomena or to the contrary in terms of their diversity for the Late Glacial are described through this study. From this point of view, the technical identity of the industries is a pivotal point for discussion, allowing the lithic ensembles to be related to a macro-regional scale. A model of the spaces linked to the acquisition of mineral resources is proposed for the Late Glacial period on the basis of a petroarchaeological study of the lithic industries. This approach makes it possible to link the siliceous raw material supply space of the Late Glacial sites on the right bank of the Rhône to a material circulation network between the Massif Central and the southern Alps. This study ultimately allows us to address the relationship between archaeological assemblages and the cultural dynamics of human societies, with an emphasis on the epistemology of the terms. The approach applied here proposes to abandon the presuppositions of essentialization of the societies of Prehistory to concentrate on the relationship between objects; this aspect is approached on the methodological aspect, at the end of the study, through a qualitative network analysis based on the technical similarity of lithic industries. In the long term, it is a question of rediscussing the scales of reading archaeological facts and of proposing a combined structural approach, between the distribution of the technical fact and the networks of places
Shahidan, Shaiful Idzwan. "Archeological ethics and cultural property: the debate of conservationist vs. repatriationist and perceptivity from philosophical perspectives." Thesis, Linköping University, Centre for Applied Ethics, 2006. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:liu:diva-6831.
Throughout the course of human civilizations, archaeology is considered as a tool that can be manipulated to achieve certain kind of objectives. For centuries, people struggle for the rights of possession of certain artifacts with significant meanings to their collectivity. One of the main aspects of the debate in archaeology is ethics, and how it plays a big role in mapping out a state of difficulty that needs to be resolved. This thesis deals with the issues of cultural property rights, and evaluating some moral stands behind the argument, by looking at Lord’s Elgin marbles case as a starting point. Could the marbles be considered as stolen properties bought from Lord Elgin? Is repatriation indispensable? Does the Ottomans Empires and Lord Elgin has the right to dispose and bring home the marbles, respectively, at the first place? These questions would be analyze through both conservationist and “repatriationist” perspectives, Robert Nozick’s philosophical perspectives on cultural property rights and the cosmopolitanism’s views on dealing with antiquities and artifacts restitution. Despite the fact that cultural property rights issues can be a delicate matter, it is important to show that there is still hope for an overlapping consensus among conservationist and pro-restitution group.
D'ORLANDO, DARIO. "Archeologia e Cultura delle aree interne della Provincia Sardinia: l'archeologia come indicatore culturale, economico e insediativo durante la fase di occupazione romana in Sardegna." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Cagliari, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/11584/313354.
Guidetti, Mattia <1977>. "Tarda antichità e cultura siro-umayyade: aspetti e problemi di archeologia e storia dell'arte." Doctoral thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/165.
INVERNIZZI, LAURA. "Dalla ricerca archeologica all'archeologia virtuale: il pilot "Forum Sempronii" nel distretto culturale evoluto della via Flaminia." Doctoral thesis, Università Politecnica delle Marche, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11566/253039.
Traditional archaeological research and virtual archaeology, parallel realities doomed never to meet! But, will it be true? In the last few years, the phenomenon of virtual archeology has seen a remarkable acceleration, especially by virtue of the fast development of technological tools, devices and systems it leans on and several different applications and purposes it is possible to attune it's outcomes in. However, such a success still hides discontents, misunderstandings and unsettled matter, confusion about positions, assignment, merits and responsibilities. Virtual archaeology is, indeed, an hybrid discipline, in which various experts, belonging to different scientific areas, with distinct working methodology, that only by cooperating and respecting each other can accomplish valiant goals. This thesis tells an experience, the fulfillment of a real virtual archaeology project, through each work phases carried out in the attempt to elaborate and propose a simple approach method to a complex operation. By analyzing every procedural steps and deepening some salient features, takes shape a strategy that can be found in the examples introduced, more in detail in the experimental project of virtual archaeology for the archaeological park of Forum Sempronii, achieved in the context of the activities scheduled by the Evolved Cultural District - Flaminia NextOne. The roman archaeological site, strictly connected to the ancient via Flaminia, over almost 50 years of research, has given back relevant historical evidences and precious archaeological finds. In recent times, aiming at the enhancement of archaeological emergencies and at a non-delayable technological upgrade, and intending to improve and increase the tourist experience, has been developed the project "Forum Sempronii". The traditional archaeological work (field research and excavation) has been combined with technologically advanced methodologies of investigation and documentation that, together with a careful analysis of sources, materials and comparisons, have made it possible to reach interesting goals. The consequent development of 3D models of selected areas of the roman city has provided an extremely useful working instrument in both scientific and dissemination field. A revised set-up and a scheduled maintenance plan of the park had also been studied, but the most relevant objective reached is the conception of a new, interactive and multimedia tourist itinerary, associate with an app for smartphone and tablet, especially created. The app, thanks to the system of small beacon placed near the most important points of interest of the site, will provide, directly on the mobile devices of the visitors, all the informations, and available contents, including two examples of augmented reality experience. Traditional archaeological research and virtual archaeology, apparently understanding is possible! It certainly takes effort and requires elasticity, intellectual honesty and mutual respect, but perhaps a meeting point exists!
VALENZANO, VINCENZO. "La Capitanata nel Basso Medioevo: contributo dal dato ceramico per la comprensione di un territorio." Doctoral thesis, Università di Foggia, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/11369/352074.
Ceolato, Sofia <1986>. "Spezie ed erbe nelle culture antico orientali." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/3574.
Zambon, Francesca <1976>. "Aspetti della formazione statale: confronto geomorfologico, storico-culturale e archeologico tra Egitto e Mesopotamia." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/1662.
Galazzi, Federica <1983>. "Cultura materiale ed espansione di Roma: Il caso dell'Ager Gallicus." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2015. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/7217/1/galazzi_federica_tesi.pdf.
The thesis wont to define dynamics and histories of the complex process that led Roma to the expansionist conquest of the territories Ager Gallicus, starting from the detailed analysis of the material culture and of their original contexts emerged from recent archaeological investigations made by the Department Culture History of Civilization at the University of Bologna in the city of Senigallia. We can identify four major stages of life of the town: the first pre-Roman times, the second relates to the first phase of Romanization of the site, the third linked to the development of the settlement with the founding of the Roman colony and the last one refers to the Republican age. It results the presence since the late fourth or early third century BC, of a Roman settlement in the territory of the city, developed with the foundation of a sacred area and the establishment of a production area. The territory of Sena Gallica was chosen because it was a place suitable for agriculture and also for its strategic location. The presence of local production of ceramics, the discovery of the spacer and the geomorphological features of the site, they assume the presence of on-site pottery workshop. This is very important since all claims and locally made ceramics found in the area to date are attributed to the workshops of Aesis and Ariminum. So Sena Gallica was a center of trade and manufacturing. The early presence of ceramic Black Paint type Rome-Lazio produced locally first official institution of the colony, which allows to consider an allocation of a small group of Romans in newly conquered territories but not yet colonized, settled at Sena Gallica, is reflected in other centers Adriatic as Ariminum, Aesis, Pisaurum, Suasa and Cattolica.
Galazzi, Federica <1983>. "Cultura materiale ed espansione di Roma: Il caso dell'Ager Gallicus." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2015. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/7217/.
The thesis wont to define dynamics and histories of the complex process that led Roma to the expansionist conquest of the territories Ager Gallicus, starting from the detailed analysis of the material culture and of their original contexts emerged from recent archaeological investigations made by the Department Culture History of Civilization at the University of Bologna in the city of Senigallia. We can identify four major stages of life of the town: the first pre-Roman times, the second relates to the first phase of Romanization of the site, the third linked to the development of the settlement with the founding of the Roman colony and the last one refers to the Republican age. It results the presence since the late fourth or early third century BC, of a Roman settlement in the territory of the city, developed with the foundation of a sacred area and the establishment of a production area. The territory of Sena Gallica was chosen because it was a place suitable for agriculture and also for its strategic location. The presence of local production of ceramics, the discovery of the spacer and the geomorphological features of the site, they assume the presence of on-site pottery workshop. This is very important since all claims and locally made ceramics found in the area to date are attributed to the workshops of Aesis and Ariminum. So Sena Gallica was a center of trade and manufacturing. The early presence of ceramic Black Paint type Rome-Lazio produced locally first official institution of the colony, which allows to consider an allocation of a small group of Romans in newly conquered territories but not yet colonized, settled at Sena Gallica, is reflected in other centers Adriatic as Ariminum, Aesis, Pisaurum, Suasa and Cattolica.
Pomykalová, Andrea. "ARCHEOLOGICKÉ MUZEUM - PŘESTAVBA AREÁLU HRADIŠTĚ SV.HYPPOLITA VE ZNOJMĚ." Master's thesis, Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta architektury, 2014. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-216117.
Campetella, Paolo. "Verso una comunicazione sistemica nei musei archeologici : Il ruolo degli strumenti digitali : caratteristiche e modelli." Thesis, Avignon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016AVIG1155/document.
This research focuses on the spatial and narrative integration of information and communication technology (ICT) applications within archaeological site museums. While the use of new technologies in the archaeological research and the adoption of digital tools in museum exhibits are widely spread, their real implications in the communication processes of archaeological museums are less defined. The site museum is as a peculiar museum context where an archaeological site is communicated as the final outcome of a preservation and enhancement cultural heritage process. The research was carried out through the analysis of exhibitions in two site museums: the Capitoline Museums (Section dedicated to the Temple of Capitoline Jupiter) and the Archeological Museum of Grenoble, Saint-Laurent. The ways ICT are integrated in the exhibitions are analyzed focusing on their spatial positions, the visitor orientation both in the real archeological site and the virtual reconstructions displayed, and the organization of the content. The research aims at identifying functional elements that can enhance an active role of the visitor in meaning making. These elements are detected through spatial and pragmatic analysis of different exhibition devices. This approach allows the understanding of ICT role in cultural mediation strategies, overcoming the common sense that assigns a positive value to digital devices, regardless of their actual effects on museum communicative functions. The research also highlights some aspects that can help in identifying the application of specific communication strategies despite of the devices characteristics. This research suggests a definition of different levels of spatial and narrative integration for ICT, in relation to other cultural mediation tools used in archaeological exhibitions. This analysis model can provide museum professionals with an assessment tool for their museum communication actions
TRICARICO, MARGHERITA. "DIGITAL HERITAGE. STRUMENTI E SOLUZIONI INNOVATIVE PER LA CONOSCENZA, LA VALORIZZAZIONE E LA FRUIZIONE DEL PATRIMONIO ARCHEOLOGICO, ARTISTICO E MONUMENTALE E PER L’INDUSTRIA CULTURALE CREATIVA." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi della Basilicata, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/11563/149162.
Questo lavoro di ricerca è incentrato sul tema delle opportunità offerte dal mondo digitale per la conoscenza e la comunicazione scientifica attraverso il linguaggio grafico della documentazione, indagando gli strumenti e i metodi di acquisizione e rappresentazione del patrimonio culturale, con riferimento maggiore al patrimonio archeologico. La ricerca prende avvio dallo studio delle sperimentazioni teoriche e metodologiche della rappresentazione grafica che sono, in parte, all’origine della ricerca archeologica contemporanea, sottolineando l’importanza del documento visivo (rilievi tecnici, fotografie di scavo, planimetrie, etc.), il quale diventa esso stesso bene culturale da tutelare per autonoma importanza e da diffondere per conoscenza. La rilevanza della documentazione grafica diviene il filo conduttore della ricerca, indagata in funzione delle capacità descrittive ed evocative del “prodotto” visuale, in rapporto allo strumento utilizzato per la sua acquisizione, produzione e riproduzione. L’eccezionale capacità dell’uomo di costruire macchine ottiche capaci di potenziare l’osservazione e l’acquisizione della realtà ha assunto, dal Rinascimento all’epoca del digital, grande rilevanza scientifica. “Vedere è conoscere” e la salvaguardia del patrimonio archeologico, artistico e monumentale passa perciò attraverso la loro concreta fruibilità. Oggi il tecnico non può prescindere da un’efficace comunicazione, perché viceversa fallirebbe nel suo obiettivo più importante e nobile, qual è quello di trasmettere e promuovere lo sviluppo della cultura e della conoscenza. La rivoluzione digitale ha amplificato notevolmente le possibilità di comunicazione dei contenuti materiali ed immateriali proposti dall’arte e dal patrimonio in generale. L’utilizzo sempre più diffuso di tecnologie dell’ICT nelle varie attività di indagine archeologica ha aperto nuove possibilità di ricerca grazie soprattutto al passaggio dell’informatica da mero supporto per la gestione e la documentazione dei dati, a strumento per la produzione e l’analisi degli stessi. Di conseguenza nuove discipline sono entrate a far parte della ricerca archeologica principalmente come metodologia scientifica per l’analisi e lo studio del bene culturale in oggetto: la Virtual Archaeology e il Restauro Virtuale (o Digitale). Ciò ha determinato nuovi metodi di documentazione, archiviazione, visualizzazione e valorizzazione per conoscere, interpretare e diffondere il passato umano in modo più completo rispetto ai metodi tradizionali. Il tema, ricorrente in questa tesi di dottorato, della documentazione è inteso come acquisizione per la conoscenza e la trasmissione del patrimonio storico e culturale. Il contemporaneo sviluppo tecnologico di quest’epoca sta influenzando non solo le tecniche e le applicazioni del processo di acquisizione e rappresentazione, ma porta anche a un generale processo di ripensamento del significato più profondo della conoscenza e di una sua conseguente esigenza comunicativa, che trova nuove possibilità di espressione proprio in ambito digitale.
Angelelli, Claudia. "Catalogazione informatizzata e fruizione dei dati. La cultura pavimentale dell'Italia centrale in epoca romana e il Progetto TESS: analisi ponderata e revisione cronologica dei contesti." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Padova, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/11577/3424856.
Nell'elaborato di tesi vengono illustrati i risultati di un articolato progetto di ricerca che ha avuto come obiettivo quello di sviluppare e testare un sistema di lettura e di analisi integrata delle informazioni contenute nella banca dati TESS (progettata e diretta dall'Università degli Studi di Padova), al fine di individuare una serie di parametri di lettura significativi per lo studio dei rivestimenti pavimentali antichi. In base a ciò il progetto ha previsto in primo luogo la messa a punto di un sistema per la classificazione dei vari indicatori cronologici che concorrono alla datazione di un rivestimento, utile a fornire ai fruitori della banca-dati informazioni immediate sull'attendibilità di quest'ultima. L'introduzione in TESS di questo sistema di ranking ha richiesto un'attenta verifica delle datazioni attribuite ai rivestimenti presenti nel database: per questo motivo l'indagine è stata focalizzata sull'Italia centrale e in particolare sull'area romano-laziale (nella quale si concentra oltre un quarto delle pavimentazioni presenti nel database). L'attività di ricerca ha così permesso da un lato di giungere all'individuazione di una serie di capisaldi cronologici, dall'altro di verificare - attraverso tecniche di indagine statistica - l'esistenza di indicatori intrinseci di cronologia assoluta. L'insieme di tali dati ha portato a proporre una prima ipotesi di sistema di inquadramento cronologico applicabile almeno ai rivestimenti pavimentali antichi dell'Italia centrale, la cui sperimentazione preliminare sembra aprire nuove prospettive di ricerca e di revisione delle conoscenze sulla cultura pavimentale antica.
Cossentino, Paola <1987>. "Edilizia domestica e cultura materiale nelle colonie di Ariminum e Bononia (III-I sec. a.C.)." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2022. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/10388/1/COSSENTINO_TESI.pdf.
The topic is the transformations occurred in everyday life between the 3rd and 1st centuries BC in two Latin colonies, Ariminum and Bononia, through archaeological evidence. In other words, the consequences of large-scale phenomena, the Roman-Latin colonization, are investigated in local scale, focusing on ways of dwelling, craft traditions and food practices. The main documentary base are the archaeological evidence of domestic buildings and ceramics, found in residetial area at Rimini and Bologna, and in the neighbouring territories. In order to understand these transformations, the main features of the population, domestic architecture and pottery before the Roman-Latin colonisation are overviewed. At the same time, the two colonies, the dwellings and the ceramics are considered in the broader territorial context, looking also at mid-Adriatic area and south Po valley. Furthermore, references to mid-Tyrrhenian Italy are continuous, as they provide an understanding of several archaeological evidence and historical processes under investigation. The first chapter discusses the Roman-Latin colonization, focusing on Rimini and Bologna. The question to be answered is: who were the inhabitants of the two colonies? In this regard, the matter of pre-colonial settlements is also addressed. In the second chapter, urban dwellings are analysed. What were the innovative features introduced by the colonisation in domestic architecture? How did the ways of dwelling change in Ariminum and Bononia during the Republican age? The third chapter focuses on cooking and consumption pottery from colonial settlements. How did food practices and craft traditions used in the production of ceramics change in the two colonies? The final chapter discusses some theoretical frameworks applied to the phenomena described in the previous chapters (romanisation, acculturation, identity, globalization). The last paragraph gets to the heart of the matter of the transformations occurred in everyday life in Ariminum and Bononia.
Benetti, Francesca. "Aspetti giuridici della partecipazione sociale nel campo dei beni culturali: il caso dell'archeologia partecipata. Studio comparato dei modelli inglese e italiano." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Padova, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11577/3425927.
Caputo, Clementina. "Ermeneutica e semiotica in archeologia : per una nuova interpretazione culturale della ceramica vascolare nell’Egitto greco-romano." Thesis, Poitiers, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014POIT5028/document.
This doctoral dissertation focuses on the study of the pottery sherds that were used as writing surfaces for painted texts in Greco-Roman Egypt, called ostraka. Two groups of ostraka found in two modern excavations, Dime es-Seba/Soknopaiou Nesos (Fayyum), and Amheida/Trimithis (Dakhla Oasis) are the main subjects of the investigation. The two archaeological sites are under excavation by, respectively, the Centro di Studi Papirologici dell’Università del Salento-Lecce (2003-2012), and New York University-ISAW (2004-2013).Both settlements are located in the Western Desert of Egypt, in areas far from the Nile Valley and the main centers of power. The ostraka, which are re-used broken fragments of ceramic vessels with texts in Greek and Demotic, have been in the past seldom considered as archaeological objects because of the predominant importance of their texts. The material part of the ostraka being made from pottery vessels generally unrefined and of poor quality, have deterred most scholars from studying them accurately. Moreover, ceramological studies in Egypt and the interest towards the economy of the pottery manufacture and re-use are very recent. Finally, it is commonly believed that scribes collected the ceramic fragments to be used as ostraka randomly from open-air dumps. This research proved that this concept has to be considered as a wrong assumption, at least for the two groups of ostraka examined. On the contrary, it is very clear that the ancient scribes made a proper selection of the sherds they needed for specific purposes and that in some cases they reworked the sherds. It seems clear that nothing was left to the chance: the content of the texts and their use is strictly related to the kind of potsherds used to hold it. Additionally, the study of the ceramic types used in both settlements, analyzed as signifiers of the cultural environments for which they were produced, has shed light to the complex society of Egypt between the third century BCE and the fourth century CE
Scardellato, Chiara <1996>. "La leggenda di Kintarō nella cultura giapponese." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/19246.
Lafasciano, Luigi. "Archeologia e Topografia del sogno rituale dall’Arcaismo alla Tarda Antichità nel mondo Greco-Romano." Doctoral thesis, Universita degli studi di Salerno, 2019. http://elea.unisa.it:8080/xmlui/handle/10556/5788.
The goal of the thesis is an analysis of the evolution of the cognitive and ritual devices related to dreams and visions in different cultic contexts – from the hero cult in ancient Greece, to those of epiphanic and healing deities during Antiquity, to that of the Christian saints in Late Antiquity – with the aim of tracing the diachronic change of the cultural functions of vision in relation to the construction of the identity of the communities here analysed. The research presents two complementary levels: that of religious history and anthropology concerning the development of the ritual devices, and that of archaeology and topography concerning the evolution of the ritual patterns and of the topographical relationship between the spaces devoted to ritual dreaming and the other areas of the cities. We therefore tried to outline a material history of the role of visions in relation to the construction and evolution of the cultural memory and its materialization in space.
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NERI, Diana. "Dal vicino Oriente all'Occidente: Percorsi ed esiti della cultura ideologica e figurativa nei documenti archeologici del I millennio A.C." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Ferrara, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/11392/2403413.
During the phase termed “Orientalizing” (c. 730 -580 B.C.), Etruria participated in a widespread cultural phenomenon that interested the entire Mediterranean basin. It was an extraordinary era that saw the circulation of people, of goods and of ideas and the growth of wealth. Against a background of Phoenician expansion and Greek colonization prestige goods were introduced into the West along with ideas and wisdom deriving from Egypt, from the Aegean and Near East. In Etruria such models of Oriental origin and influences from Greek world, also participant in the Orientalizing phenomenon, coexisted in the years when different worlds encountered each other. After an historical-archeological introduction of the cultures that interact to Orientalizing era in the Tyrrhenian areas, it has been paid attention to some archeological documents of the first millennium B.C. from an iconographic point of view. Observing the use and the transmission of iconographic models typical of the Near East artifacts, it can be realized if there is also correspondence with the comprehension and adherence to the ideology beneath those figurative repertoires. The examination has interested different documents from Near East, Greece and Etruria which have brought different achievements. This introduction has paved the way towards the development of the research since it has interested one of the most fascinating challenges of contemporary archeological studies: the presence of immigrant artisans come to the West. Since Padanian Etruria is the most interesting area, this study has tried to examine the Felsina foreign characters which suggest the presence of immigrant artisans who were employed in loco: sculptures, decorations and structures of the city of the aristoi. The archaeological excavations of last two decades in Bologna, which testify the existence of a proto-city around the half of eighth century B.C. and mostly in the seventh century B.C. for the construction of which it is hard to think only about local artisans, have been re-examined in this work. Even if some archaeologists think about Mediterranean workers, nevertheless we can consider the presence of Levantine immigrant workers in the West. Moreover, the Near East imports came to Padanian Etruria during the Orientalizing era have been surveyed here for the first time. Then, it has been tried a widening of the research of some sculptures, already assigned to foreign artisans, from an iconographic point of view. The final overall picture, come of the Near East imports to Padanian Etruria and of Felsina urban architecture’s and also of the iconographic investigation of some important sculptures (Testa Gozzadini, Stele Zannoni, monuments of via Fondazza), suggests new possible readings.
Campedelli, Alessandro <1975>. "Il dominio romano in Dalmatia: diffusione del modello urbano e culturale." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2010. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/2993/1/CAMPEDELLI_ALESSANDRO_IL_DOMINIO_ROMANO_IN_DALMATIA%2C_DIFFUSIONE_DEL_MODELLO_URBANO_E_CULTURALE.pdf.
Campedelli, Alessandro <1975>. "Il dominio romano in Dalmatia: diffusione del modello urbano e culturale." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2010. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/2993/.
VOLPE, Evelina. "Protezione e conservazione dei siti archeologici in aree predisposte a fenomeni di dissesto idrogeologico." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi del Molise, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11695/97964.
Italy is characterized by the presence of a unique and particular cultural heritage often threatened by different agents able to compromise its conservation. In addition to natural deterioration and human impact, extreme events, such as landslides and floods, represent a real problem for historic monuments. In the last decade, the national and international scientific community has shown a lot of interest on this issue, and different studies have been developed. This contribution fits in this framework. The work is a part of a large research project, aimed to define a multidisciplinary approach able to guarantee the conservation, the protection and safeguard of cultural heritage, including the landscape, from hydrogeological instability phenomena. In particular, the paper focuses attention on archaeological sites, cultural assets which, due to their natural location, are highly vulnerable to the soil failure mechanisms. These movements occur following the achievement of limit equilibrium conditions in the soil, therefore geotechnical engineering has an important role in the conservation of archaeological assets from landslides induced by rainfall. The protection of archaeological sites, located in morphologically complex areas, is difficult to implement; historical monuments, respect to extreme events cannot be safeguarded through unplanned measures. In other words, the notions of mitigation and conservation are strictly linked to forecast concepts. To this last aspect, the development of a physically based probabilistic model described in this thesis work, is connected. The model allows to evaluate the probable response of the area to a rainfall event (defined by a specific duration and intensity), representing a valid measure for a correct mitigation strategy definition. In other words, the research pays attention on the mechanisms related to potential instability problems of the slopes that insist on monumental complexes, focusing on geological and geotechnical aspects. The knowledge framework, necessary to describe the problems related to the conservation of archaeological sites is very large, but the geological and geotechnical aspects constitute an important part of it.
Street, Thomas Barrett. "Submerged historical and archeological resources a study of the conflict and interface between United States cultural resource law and policy and international governance measures /." Access to citation, abstract and download form provided by ProQuest Information and Learning Company; downloadable PDF file, 367 p, 2007. http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?did=1362524541&sid=3&Fmt=2&clientId=8331&RQT=309&VName=PQD.
Maurizio, Marta <1985>. "La "Cultura di Jiroft"nel III Millennio a.C." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/1893.
Taverni, Federico <1985>. "Atlante digitale sulla diffusione del culto di Serapide nella cultura greco-romana. Testi, documenti, oggetti; luoghi e cronologie." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2020. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/9201/1/Taverni_Federico_tesi.pdf.
The aim of my research project is to analyze, using a cutting edge methodology, the penetration of Serapides’s cult in the Greek-Roman culture in a period of time from the end of VI century b.c. to the beginning of the IV century a.c. The cult, born at the beginning of the ptolemaic era, has had a wide development in the Mediterranean area, playing a key a role in the dissemination of the Egyptian culture within the Greeks and Romans. After a first preliminary phase of study using material and literary sources, the study has leaded to the creation of georeferentiated digital atlas using a GIS system, populated with different cult proofs ( classical literature sources proving geographical notions, museum artifacts with a sure provenance, archaeological sites, sites where have been detected temples and sanctuaries, coins, inscriptions and, generally speaking all the material culture referred to the serapide‘s cult.) The digital atlas allows a pioneering approach to heterogeneous and not structured variety of data and therefore is really useful to reconstruct thanks to a new graphical and visual interface, the geographical areas where the cult had a big diffusion, the ways which helped the penetration and overall chronological data. The atlas contents are organized in order to be questioned, also through Boolean researches, offering different ways of visualization in diachronic, synchronic and semantic modes, focusing on specific aspects of the cult.
FABBRI, JACOPO. "Aspetti di produzione e consumo della ceramica di uso comune a Prato (XIV-XVI secolo)." Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/1007.
This analysis aims to contribute to studies on a town situated in one of the most developed areas in Europe in the Late Middle Ages. The research is based primarily on analysis of pottery in common use (containers, cookware and other household activities). Part of the analysis concerns Maiolica Arcaica. Through the study of ceramic production, we will explore stages of development and crisis of an urban center until the 'Modern Age, clarifying the dynamics and transformation processes in the context of the artifacts commonly used in conjunction with analysis of written documentation and archaeological evidence as a whole (particularly the archeology of buildings and synthesis of information derived from it). The center of Prato is then, thanks to the extensive documentation, a privileged observatory for the study of socio-economic dynamics in Tuscany and a broader level, in Europe between the fourteenth and sixteenth century.
FABBRI, JACOPO. "Aspetti di produzione e consumo della ceramica di uso comune a Prato (XIV-XVI secolo)." Doctoral thesis, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10280/1007.
This analysis aims to contribute to studies on a town situated in one of the most developed areas in Europe in the Late Middle Ages. The research is based primarily on analysis of pottery in common use (containers, cookware and other household activities). Part of the analysis concerns Maiolica Arcaica. Through the study of ceramic production, we will explore stages of development and crisis of an urban center until the 'Modern Age, clarifying the dynamics and transformation processes in the context of the artifacts commonly used in conjunction with analysis of written documentation and archaeological evidence as a whole (particularly the archeology of buildings and synthesis of information derived from it). The center of Prato is then, thanks to the extensive documentation, a privileged observatory for the study of socio-economic dynamics in Tuscany and a broader level, in Europe between the fourteenth and sixteenth century.
ORECCHIONI, PAOLA. "I contesti ceramici nel basso medioevo: riflessi dei cambiamenti sociali nella cultura materiale." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata", 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/2108/201762.
LOBIETTI, ANTONELLA. "RICOSTRUZIONE DEL PAESAGGIO VEGETALE NATURALE E CULTURALE NEL NORD ITALIA TRA ETA’ ROMANA E MEDIOEVO SU BASI ARCHEOBOTANICHE." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Ferrara, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11392/2488144.
This work intends to define the ancient landscape in the Po Valley area in early Middle Age with a look at the ancient Roman period up to the advanced Middle Age, through archaeobotanical investigations. In total, 13 archaeological sites were examined, 6 of which of a settlement type, and 7 of a naturalistic type located in Emilia Romagna, southern Lombardy and Veneto. The analysis, processing and interpretation of the data obtained from the archaeobotanical investigations, were carried out at the Palynology – Archaeo - Environmental Laboratory of C.AA. "G. Nicoli" srl, San Giovanni in Persiceto (Bologna). The reconstruction of landscape, is based on the data from 102 palynological study samples and from the investigations on 518 wood macroremains found in the buried ancient woods sites. The emerging data from the archaeobotanical investigations were compared with the available archaeological results and, for each site, some Vegetational Zones were identified to describe the environmental evolution through main homogeneous series. It was possible to take over the reconstruction of events that shaped the landscape of the Po Valley, the progressive succession of climatic and historical phases and the local human choices, made by local communities, aimed to increase and diversify primary products and their storage. An innovative aspect of this work is the comparison of archaeobotanical data referred to anthropic contexts with those obtained from "off-site" research areas, such as woods and wetlands far from human action, which complete and define the image of the ancient landscape, allowing a clear vision on the evolution of the North Italy Po plain area over the centuries.
SCHIVO, SONIA. "La percezione del patrimonio culturale presso le comunità locali." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Padova, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/11577/3458539.
The preservation of cultural (and archaeological) heritage should result not only from the policies issued by the Government and local councils, but also from the degree of knowledge and values that the local population bestows on it. As Avrami, Mason, de la Torre (2000, p. 3) point out «it is self-evident that no society makes an effort to conserve what it does not value». Different values can be attributed to cultural heritage, depending on many variables. Knowing how these values have originated (or were created) is fundamental to develop future strategies, as appropriate, to build knowledge and increase the cultural value attributed to heritage. This research aims to identify a method to register the perception and the values attributed to local cultural heritage, through the application of principles and tools developed in social sciences. The method is tested in ‘sample areas’ located in north Italy, Brembate (province of Bergamo) and Brentonico (province of Trento), where the ‘Medieval Archaeology group’ of the University of Padova has been working for the past few years. A third sample area, the city of Padova, was chosen to investigate how the school influences the construction of public perception of archaeology. The objectives of this research are: Objective 1. To test quantitative and qualitative methods to register the values that the public attributes to local cultural heritage. Objective 2. To understand what variables influence the perception of local cultural heritage. Objective 3. To investigate the sources of archaeological knowledge for the interviewees. Objective 4. To know if the public is interested in participating to cultural activities related to local cultural heritage, or otherwise. Objective 5. To verify to what extent the school influences the construction of the public perception and interest towards archaeology. The practical goals of this research are: a) to contribute to build future research projects more relevant to local communities. b) to give a steer towards a more sustainable allocation of cultural investment in local policies relevant to local communities. c) to suggest practical proposals to increase the ‘school effect’, and improve public perception of archaeology and cultural heritage. To reach the above mentioned objectives, this research uses a methodology which combines qualitative and quantitative analyses, with a sociological approach. This method includes: a) interviews to key stakeholders in the sample areas. This allowed a rough understanding of the social composition of local communities (cf. chapter 4) and a first identification of the cultural heritage to be used for the quantitative analysis. b) the design of specific questionnaires, filled by a sample of citizens in the selected areas (cf. chapters 5-7). The results of this analysis identified specific variables able to influence the construction of the perception of archaeology. Building on these results, the research included c) a quali-quantitative analysis of the educational offer in the schools of Brembate, Brentonico, and Padova (cf. chapter 8). The research includes also the results of the registration of the perception of cultural heritage after an educational activity carried out in a secondary school.
Morsiani, Sara <1982>. "La romanizzazione nell'area Medio-Adriatica: le trasformazioni culturali e socio-economiche tra IV e III secolo A.C. attraverso lo studio della cultura materiale." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2017. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/8240/1/Morsiani_Romanizzazione%20area%20medio-adriatica.pdf.
This Ph.D. project analyzes the theme of Romanization in the Middle Adriatic area through the study of material culture. The main objective of the research was to understand the historical dynamics of assimilation and cultural resistance, from the pre-Roman peoples to the Roman world. The focus is on the city of Ascoli Piceno, which, as is well-known, is one of the most important pre-Roman urban realities in the middle Adriatic region. One of the greatest merits of this research was precisely to deal with a theme that has so far found little room in scientific research, that is, the material culture of Ascoli, especially as far as the age of Iron and the Roman Republican age. The chronological horizon that has been taken into account is much wider than the title, covering the centuries from VI to I B.C. This choice depends on the will to better understand the Piceno substrate and its material characteristics and to follow up the process of Romanization of Asculum to its conclusion. The approach chosen to study materials has been innovative and in line with recent research in the historical and archaeological field: a global and combined study of all classes of materials without any kind of hierarchy, in close connection with the stratigraphic analysis and with the interpretative synthesis of the excavation contexts from which they originate. The interpretation of two of the contexts analyzed in a sacred way and the reflection that has emerged have placed this research in tune with the most recent historical reconstruction tendencies, which give the shrines a primary role in the process of Romanization.
DE, TOMASI FRANCESCA. "Esportazione e commercio di antichità: Roma 1870 - 1909: aspetti normativi, contesto socio-culturale e committenza straniera." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata", 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/2108/201829.
Mozzo, Chiara <1988>. "Pratiche di sepoltura: specchio della società e della cultura della dinastia tardo Shang." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/2614.
FRATTA, ANDREA. "Nuove tecnologie applicate alla comunicazione della ricerca archeologica. Dal trattamento dei dati alla gestione efficiente per la fruizione e la condivisione su piattaforme web." Doctoral thesis, Università di Foggia, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/11369/353975.
Schievano, Mirta <1995>. "La pirateria nel Levante della Prima Età del Ferro: cultura materiale e paesaggio costiero." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/19690.
Tisi, Deborah <1996>. "Ghost of Tsushima - Il videogioco che racconta il viaggio alla scoperta della cultura giapponese." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/21326.
Ul, Ain Qurat <1990>. "The Hakra Cultural Horizon in the Greater Indus Valley." Doctoral thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/20594.
Bianchi, Denise <1995>. "Più simile a un guerriero che un guerriero - La spada nella cultura e nell'arte giapponese." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/17414.
Finotti, Sonia <1997>. "L’utilizzo delle nuove tecnologie nel settore artistico e culturale cinese." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/20370.
Toscano, Elena. "Analisi di immagini satellitari in ambiente GIS nel monitoraggio dei danni antropici al patrimonio archeologico in Siria." Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2021.
BERNARDINI, LORENA. "La coroplastica di tipo tanagrino come dono votivo nel santuario della Sorgente di Saturo: dall’analisi del materiale alla ricostruzione delle funzioni e della tradizione culturale." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Roma "Tor Vergata", 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/2108/201809.
Del, Bianco Caterina. "Una nuova sede per il Centro Studi Vitruviani di Fano e Museo Archeologico. Progetto di un polo culturale sulle rovine di Fanum Fortunae." Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2011. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/2429/.
Moine, Cecilia <1984>. "Un velo di silenzio : l’identità delle comunità monastiche femminili nel tardo Medioevo." Doctoral thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/4631.
Il titolo di questa ricerca, “Un velo di silenzio”, è ispirato dalla volontà di indagare l’identità e la vita quotidiana delle comunità femminili attraverso la cultura materiale, facendo emergere gli aspetti particolari, altrimenti taciuti dale fonti tradizionali. I testi scritti dell’epoca infatti erano redatti principalmente da esponenti della gerarchia ecclesiastica, che potevano osservare le dinamiche sociali di questi gruppi, solo dall’esterno. I limiti cronologici sono compresi tra il XIII e il XVI secolo, un epoca in cui il ruolo delle monache cambiò profondamente, attraverso la normative promulgate dal Concilio di Trento. Lo spazio geografico della ricerca è compreso tra la valle del Po e l’Arco Alto Adriatico. L’approccio è multidisciplinare. La gestione di una molteplicità di fonti è stata realizzata grazie a progetti GIS open-source.
Taverni, Diletta <1992>. "Nuovo polo internazionale culturale lungo la Via della Seta: il caso di Dunhuang." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/16338.
Originale, Maria Grazia. "Territorio, insediamenti e cultura materiale nel Basso Molise in età medievale: il caso di Sant’Elia a Pianisi (CB)." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi del Molise, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/11695/105602.
The teaching of Christian and Medieval Archeology at the University of Molise has long been engaged in the study of the settlement aspects of Molise between Late Antiquity and Middle Ages. In addition to the rock cavities studies, activities have focused on Santa Croce di Magliano, Portocannone and Sant'Elia a Pianisi; here research has led to the recognition of a dense settlements network including: Sant'Elia a Pianisi, the disappeared settlement of Pianisi and San Pietro, San Benedetto, Cerreto and Colle San Nicola localities. While San Pietro and San Benedetto have not been investigated to date, the surveys at Cerreto and Colle San Nicola have provided data of the frequentation between late Middle Ages and early Modern Age. However, the most consistent data comes from Pianisi where, according to the sources, was a fortified settlement attested in a cartula offertionis dated 1008 but written in the 12th century. The area was investigated from 2013 to 2019 as part of the Prope castello Planisi project. Actually, they have resurfaced some upper terrace walls and the remains of ecclesia Sancte Marie in Planisi. The church was confirmed in 821 to the San Vincenzo al Volturno coenoby by Pope Pasquale I (817-824) as stated in a diploma transcribed, in the 12th century, into the Chronicon Vulturnense. The structures of Fase1 can be dated between the early Middle Ages and the 12th century, to which the bell tower (Fase2) was added shortly before the rebuilding (Fase3). The church probably held a little more than 400 people (Fasi 3 e 4), its dating to the 12th-13th century is suggested by some reliefs found in the layers, architectural elements preserved in situ and fragments of pictorial decoration. After the 13th-14th century, the perimeter walls were wrapped on the outside (Fase6) with a curtain wall that incorporated a protomaiolica fragment; the fragment is a useful chronological reference for this consolidation and for the construction of Fase3 building, which was probably abandoned in the 18th century (Fase7). Some evidence, such as a Roman I follis (931-944), suggests that the area was already frequented in the early Middle Ages. The glazed and double-fired glazed pottery is indicative of the use of the area. Very important is the contribution of protomaiolica, which considerably implements the data of ceramic production known for the lower Middle Ages Molise.
Zerbinatti, Elisabetta <1993>. "Narrarsi attraverso l'arte : il Padiglione Taiwan a Venezia come esempio di diplomazia culturale (2015-2017)." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/12629.
Dal, Pozzo Simone. "Paraboloide ex SIR. Progetto per il riuso e la trasformazione di un esempio di archeologia industriale a Ravenna." Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2022. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/25564/.
Saladino, Alejandra. "Prospecção: o patrimônio arqueológico nas práticas e trajetórias do IPHAN." Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, 2010. http://www.bdtd.uerj.br/tde_busca/arquivo.php?codArquivo=4455.
Cultural Heritages institution in Brazil, of established connections between different actors and organizations. Disagreements, disputes, negotiations and consensus are part of this process. This study consists of identification and analysis of that institution heritage fragments, related specifically to the archaeological heritage place in the history and practices of the Institute of Historical and Artistic Heritage (IPHAN).
Iori, Elisa <1987>. "The Gandharan region (NW Pakistan) from the Iron Age to the Hellenistic period: a study in the rise of a complex culture across local traditions, Iranism and Hellenism based on ceramics." Doctoral thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2018. http://amsdottorato.unibo.it/8570/1/Iori_Elisa_tesi.pdf.